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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1922)
, ...T) VMt IfM'.?--.-' f 8 :1 . VI .1 PACT! TWO LA gkandb EVENING observer First Showing of New Spring 1 Tlio first (iiiinciil uT New Spring Hals arrived tv'ay iiiimy licaiifil'iil str.lc. in a fpYgi'iins assiTHnioiil (if new ri'N hi lie in voue fhis season. Your iiis)-t4 ioim'SLSy s tore LUMBER OFFICE 0 IIAKKIl, Mar. 2. It wan an nounced sometime. iit;o tint the Oregon Lumber company would move Its general oikin to Iluker I,i'(hm Portland. K. if. Joins audi tor of the company arrived in the Pity ytmterday and the move. Is now bfjIiiK made. V. C. Oddess, inuii HVW of the company will arrive to inorrow hh will K. K. Stoddard. Mr. Ovddi'SH and Mr. Joiifs lire, both well known In BukT bavin resid ed Im.th before. Tim Oregon Lumber company In tho pioneer 1 umber company of Jlaker, having been founded here by tho ;it. David l-Vcle. II was ihls company thai, built the Stiinp- t'-r Vnllt-y railroad first as a lo?- fciiiK road, tin businesH of whi'-h Krcw until It has become n public carrier. Th compjuy is now operating Its larKe mill at Nat en, employing about 175 men. This mill Ih at present shipping to linker an aver a tit of eight oars of lumber a day. Income Tax Facts AEI POLO Faculties to Meet In Basketball Soon jt.'oach nobler Ih expected to head tlio team from, Oregon. oriKHON AfMtierr.TrnAL coi.- I.KOH. t'nrv.alllH. Mar. 2. A tiin tttbitl series of two games between tho Aggie physical ! iirntloii fac ulty and tli u faculty or the. I'nlvor Blty of Oregon Ih in iirospert, If Oregon nrrcplN the dofi hurled lit them liy Cimch It. II. nnthorrord, liciid of tho faculty hoppers here. BOMB ATTEMPT KAILS. (Uy Associated Press) KOMK, Mnv. 1. Two bomijs both of which failed to explode, were thrown under the government palace at Fiume .Sunday night in an attempt t.n blow up the guards of the night Hcrvice, Hays a diHpatch received hero Monday. Those responsible for throw ing the -bombs fled. Stationery At PrieeiiVinu Can't Afford to Overlook SYMPHONY LAWN In. or ( 'olors PUTMAN S DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE DEEP SHAFT TO Kect'iplH (;iven on Request, Oullertois, if request is made, arc jrequiied to jfive to tuxpayers written or prmieu rc;eipi ir inrome, fxctsf ! profits and war-profits taxes, statintr the amount paid and the particular ;-.count for which such payment was mude. Payments may be made either at the offices, of collectors of internal revenue or branch offices, either in cash or by money order or check. Checks ami money orders xhouM be made out to the collector of internal revenue in the city in which the col lector's office is located. For example: "Collector vf. Internal Revenue, Port land. Ore." The Pureau of Internal ! lievenue advises that payments be mude either by check or money order, hh this method" saves a trip to the col 'lector's office and insures avoidance of IcuritfcstiofH during the closing days of the tax fil4oj period. If a check re iceived by tb collector is not paid by the bank upon which it ts drawn, the ! person by whom it was tendered be rmcs liable for the payment of the tax anil aJiv h pal penalties and assess -jments vt-h apply if the check had jnot bct'n tVidcred. L THE LATEST (lly ASFOclated FrcHH) MIAMI, I'la., Mar. '1. Aerial "polo" Ih a new hport eliK"uin'"e attention of th" ilozen or lliWe aviators flyinK land and neaplan hero and the airmen to be suc-ei-Bsrul In the name av forced to riMort to trick flying that include every Klunt from the JmineliuMiin turn to tho lllapln leaf drop. A niotorboat bearing several doz eiiH or toy balloons filled with Ban is neat out on Hay Iliscayne anil when the jilaneg pukukciI ill the contest take the air and are -iii-distaut from tho launch the bal loons are released all at one time. The airmen who rupture the great cm number is declared the winner. cmailmior iipw in Cnmlv every day! at The I'alnce. U't Al Cain -how you those elegant chocolates, i ney are fine. a-l-t. V ( . COOKtl) I'(K)I) SA1.R. Tl WestmVister Guild will hold a Co.Vil KiV' " nt lutt'tions. CiroceiySutui.-.y, March 4th. i 2-'JH-4t i Larire-Mzed, clean cotton rat's want ed nt The Observer Ford Owners Attention! 1,1' u wont to inaU'i m t suliAuitill savings on ivotir eiiiir Work Watch This Space nrrni OLdUl ii p TV Typewriters ! Newbn !2-2."-tf. X: r- irai fV Ai BOOH UTEII. le ami for rent. Stationery Co. Miilinery. Sale Wonderful Bargains RED CROSS! THRIFT' SHOP Saturday, Maroh 4 th New Foloy Bldg. u 'J BAKKII, Mar. 2. --That he will bIiiIi ii 1000 root Khart at Hie lien iriirriHim mliM? Is the announcement made by W. C. Fellows, mannBer of the mine On his arrlvel In Maker from a three nionthH' trip east. Tho most or (he time was spent in Kentucky. .Mr. Follows stated Hint the faith of himself and Ills associates in the milieu of Kasterii Oregon, is such that they believe ,by ilolni; this they will make or their mine one of till) greatest 111 the ntale and that ho will start tins work as soon as the snow In the higher moun tains goes off. The cost of the shurt will be approximately $r,n, 000. Mr. Fellows has spent ninny year: In developing the Hen Harrison mine and the showing made with the ore, bodies developed lias been such as to give tho owners or the properties roiilldence In undertak ing the enlarged development plan. The Hell Harrison mine is In the Oreeuliorn mountains, Grant coun ty about IS miles from Whitney. Tho mine Is equipped with an up-to-dato milling and flotation plant, with large hoist anil all equipment necessary for extensive mining operations. It Is one of the model inlnlnit rams of Knstern Oregon. Tile Hen Harrison company Is a close corporation, having four stock holders, and all the money put in the property Is provided hy the owners anil not through the sale of stock. I A Chicken Tamale or Chilli Con jCarne only the best possible to make and fresh every day at The Palace. :i-l-2t La Grande MATTRESS SHOP and WEAVING WORKS feather Heno- twj:3 and Fluff tin:; CleanhiK lit ami up brds. Prop. Exide Batteries lUlloiles in stock. Itatlilies for Hent. ISallejies Iteclliugeil ltatl-n-s Watered IYce. Ilalleiks or all makes Itepaheil. Ntl-oiiihAt" larlinceloi' Service. B. & T. RM STATION urgess, Prop. BATTE Fred In Ij'IkIiIii l.icbino Works TVI'K.WIUTER. Typewriti i Jj'or lale anil for rent. Ncwlin Hiflik A Stationery Co. 2-25-tf. VI Ten poundVij lard $l.r.ll at People's Market. Pholw Main 747. The insolent alarm clock that went off at the wrong time For a little while it gave the call at 7 a. m., and was useful. When it began calling at mid night and 2 o'clock in the morn ing, it became a nuisance. Wheivea or coffee stimulates the nervesNl mealtime it seerJjs pleasant, butlien it gives the wake-up call amidnight ar.q leaves nerves hungering for sleepx Wi .vt at mid-aftemoon, th gone and serious way. Ihis olten leasure is ; on the ppens. Thousands of peopl c" i touna it ii ?.-ll I'; V as pleasant and far more safe, to get the comfort of a hot meal time cup of Posrum and to know that there's not going to be any irritation to nerves afterward. Postum is delicious and satis fying, and it contains no element that can harm nerves or diges tion. Postum is a safe and de lightful drink for every member of the family, at any meal. Your grocer has both forma of Postum: Instant Postum (in tins) made instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling- water. Postum Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for those who prefer to make the drink white the meal is being prepared) made by boilingfor 20 minutes. Postum for Health "There's a Reason" Mude by Postum Cereal Co., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich. maNMmm.vm'mmiajiitmammnn c rs-.arrs CD I Where Youiv Credit Is Good bseit ; COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER "A j,ro,(r;im, v-ll mana'ii and lawfully rrUUiattsl 1 ilit y is ;t ;isM't t- iiliy llUllicii.tlit , ! idti(fl and hniti'-t lif tht'iciti and cif. ir.rlt.H tlliTi'i. On" ;ijt to t kr out a half t - iftlinv t'iiW a wmriM itf disititiramMiii iit and wry tiit tttfi miiliv fiiti.xtant irritati-.si t iht i of V tif"Hw- xi-rvii-i' and thr mutii-. cil nff'ii'iaN, rtft.wclt a tt dctt rrciit to indur-tfiai nwA hiiin's cN'tilj nri r of 4ht toTiiitntriity lire." li.ai I'iiWc f nii1 1 VnmitMiori. Dollar Day For Two Days FRIDAY SATURDAY ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE ; Dollar Day For Two Days MARCH 3 and 4. Hundreds of articles for Men, Women, ClfUdren and the Home will go for $1.00. These articles are wortli irom 1.25 to $2.00. It is the greatest saving for your Spring buying that has come to you. $1,211 v.lllle Towels. :i heavy Turkish Towels I " for M OO tl.SO value. Hi I, k TOWeK tl nf lll.',. towels. I Tix:' I. Jl mi $ 1.36 Value. Cinr Ikiiii. yards f.nuv check epliyr TK-ue gingliaitl lor . . $ t ,ii,i 11.45 Value. Crepe. :; yards fiiucy .uid plain crinkle Crepe, f 1 en ?l 26 Value. Towels. - iatge Turkish Tow els, L':'x for . . $ I .in) J l.-.r Value, flingham T- yards . fancy and check Zephyr C.inv Ii.tm l or I .i'0 I St Value. Outing. P- vards heavy fancy (luting for .... J 1 .io millinery Special : $ I .SO Valun. TliL kratn sh-.ipesA one Ii I the best au most up to dale Hu'Yram s i:ipes, fiicli . . . Y i t.00 Jl.Cr. Val. "lillin eiy braid. l yards straw braldsX-M nn .MirUNFltY $ SFFt I AI.S To holp you In your jnillinory school. $ 1.39 to $ 1.50 Values. Tubs, nil sizes in a very hravy and well made j;alv. tub with drop handles, earn 11.00 $1.25 Value. Damask, an excellent quality, blue and white, pcild and whito. 64 in table Damask for J 1.00 yd. $1.SH Values. Iiressns, ladies percale a n d pinyham dresses, dark liOit and cho-kered. for fl.i'O ach $l.:i5 Values. Urooms. 2 f inn four .sewed kitchen brooms. $1.00 $1.40 Value. Knnmel ware, 4 pieces enamel ware kettles, pans or basins for $l.uH $1.2.1 to $l.Sit Values. Fails, extra heavy re tinned pails, lo, 12. and 14 (it., ea. $1.00 $ 1. On to $ Values. I'hlldren's dresses In a fine assortment, chil dren's fancy hiKham dresses, each ... $1.00 HW Independent Telephone Co. H.I0 Value. Sweat, lot army sweaters, !,. mens, each '. 75 Value. Sweaters, a lim ited lot tit hoys' spoil sweat ers for ? 1 oil i-.i, h fl "5 Vjiue. shirtings, 5 yds. .Malilialliii sltirtincs in fancy al.d slrlpes. :;t; inches wide lor 1 ml t I r.il Value. Hose, 6 pair ladies' fine knit I i.-t black i ton hose for J 1 ml J 1 . 4 r to $1.R! Values. Silk lliisr. ladies' fine all silk hose, black, cordovan or white $l.et $1 40 Value. Silk hose, 2 pair Utdies' filter nnd silk hose, black, cordovan and white, for J 1.0'' Jl."5 Value, flaskets,' fancy hopping baskets in hue shape, oval or round, each . . . . $ l.iii'i II. US Value. Cnp Rnd saucers, 6 first quality American "emi porcelain cups and iViucers. for l(oo lee. raderwe.ir. la knit, slightly tle.se idei ve., in IMitch neck or hili neck. les. A imii., num- II. Oil each M 40 Value. Children's hose. H pair extra heavy No. 140 Ar mor IMate hose, one pair of w Inch tviH out.vear 2 pair of unv oilier hose of same values, fol 11.00 Remember 2 Days Only. Grasp the Opportunity II J5 Value. Plates, 5 first quality senil porcelain iHnner Idatej for $1.0,) Robert Fulton taking his little boat up the Hudson. The invention of steam navigation a lucky strike for him. When v discoveJ toasting proVss ago, it was a for us. Why? millions of smokrs the special fiavon Lucky Strike CigaV becnuse It's Toasted jtwhich seals in th delicious Burley flavor And also because it's LUCKY red the years Strike ickuse Vow ptefer . of J the e For Sale C-room modem home, part base- ment, naratie, closo to high school. This is a Rood buy. I'rica $1800. 45-acre farm, improved, near El Kin. Will trade for l.u, Clrunde prop el ty. Well improved RO-ncre form near 1'nion. Most of place Is In alfalfa. This place Is priced riitht. 5-room modern lot, ro.seto Iiiftli i;.ooo. 1 X4 bungalow, good school. Pries 5-room mniTvrn full basemiMitA I1 biiiKalnw, garage, e $3200. 8-room bouse, big lot. Thin plae can be made Into an excellent room ing place for very liltle money. Geo. H. Currey Phone 200J Real Estate Insurance TAXI i FORD & fcrEORGE Hide with n ciiipiny that U iMiniieil. 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